My Sushi from Ichiban Sushi

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Yup Nasi Uduk is my favourite. I didnt failed to take it every week when I was there. The stall is at the street next to Metropolitan. The best part is always the freshly made sambal.. ooo hooo...
ReplyDeleteGuess what? I had nasi uduk for lunch! :)
ReplyDeleteWhich one do you prefer, Nasi Uduk or Nasi Lemak?
I wished there are more Indonesian Restaurants back home :-( I like both Nasi Lemak (always ate this before going to school in the mornings) and Nasi Uduk :-)
ReplyDeletepixen: you are from malaysia, rite? I think Indonesian food and Malaysian food are quite similiar, that's why there are not many Indonesian restaurants in Malaysia.
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